Hardware Inventory for Ipad

I have integrated SCCM 2012 R2 with Windows Intune and created APN for apple devices. I have enrolled my ipad and see it in Mobile devices in SCCM 2012 R2 console. However when I right click Ipad and select Resource Explorer the hardware , hardware history
is blank. How can I inventory Ipad? Am I missing something here?

It might take some time until inventory shows up. How long have you waited so far?
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sending latest hardware inventory for more than 30 days. I verified clients log found it is generating report on inventory agent.log however it is not available with secondary site Management Point.
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Madhan

Yes i did verify but the client isn't listed on both log files. Also i couldn't open IIS log because of it size has more than 800MB. currently this site has connected with 8500 machines do you think these many clients are supported by secondary site server.
If you can't open the IIS log then how do you know that the Client's IP is not listed within them?
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg682077.aspx#BKMK_SupConfigClientNumbers
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How do I get custom hardware approval for iPad-app?

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The company I´m working at is in pre-production on an app project for which we would like to manufacture an optional hardware controller. We have read all the app store review guidelines, and we can´t see any reason as to why the project shouldn't be approved by apple in a future review process. But since it seems risky to start production and manufacturing I also thought that it might be a good idea to run the basis of the project through this forum in case we have missed anything.
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Missing Hardware Inventory for client - Possible database problems

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The errors in the dataldr.log are pretty specific about what table a record is missing during an update. If SCCM needs to update a record that doesn't exist, why not create, so SCCM can update it?
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Is there any hardware differences for iPad Wifi, depending on countries ?

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Hardware inventory for windows 8.1 SCCM 2007

I have SCCM 2007 primary site with SP2/R3 installed.
I have also installed KB for windows 8 and for windows 8.1
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failed to retrieve the requested schedule 80041002
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I'd like to know what is the "comfortable" hardware requirement to develop fairly big ipad/iphone applications in a professional environment.
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I'd like to have solid numbers:
CPU
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Message was edited by: huskydusky

raw power? More than enough to run Xcode.
You asked for minimum. Any new Mac today is enough. Not sure I'd bother with an Air and small screens, tho they will do in a pinch.
Have you walked into an Apple Store and tried using any of the computers on display? What types of apps will you be expected to work on? AirPlay and iCloud part of the apps you'll build? Universal apps or just iPhone or iPad? What do you do when you need several windows on the deskop?
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I want do the following:
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You should ask the .rdl part from the SQL Reporting services forums, you should get better answers from there, because this isn't purely a ConfigMgr issue.
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Last boot time data error while collecting hardware inventory in SCCM for windows embedded devices.

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Regard's
Kanik Garg

Hi Garth
I checked the Time listed on client machine manually connecting through WMI. Check this
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How can apple send out an os update that renders an important function of the software/hardware to not work? They knowingly have sent out this new os update for iPad which makes airplay nonfunctining! I need this for my business! I could understand if they didn't know, but it is all over the Internet! When I went in to have it revert back to os6 (which worked fine!) I was actually asked if I had done any research before I installed the upgrade! As if this is the consumer's fault for being dumb enough to fall for the upgrade!

That is not what I have discovered, nor what others have discovered, nor what I was told when I went the Genius Bar. I cannot remotely mirror to my MacBook Pro and it only started the day after I installed the upgrade. We tested it with an iPad that had not been upgraded, no problem.

Is there is any way to find the data transfer from client to Configuration Manager for health monitoring and hardware Inventory

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%systemroot%\ccm\inventory\temp\archive_reports.sms
2. To keep inventory reports on a MP (that is also a client), create the following file:
<x>:\sms_ccm\inventory\temp\archive_reports.sms
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More information on the above here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/configurationmgr/archive/2012/09/17/controlling-configuration-manager-2012-using-hidden-files.aspx

Custom Reporting on Imported Hardware Inventory set classes for USB Super Speed driver

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